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931.
by ra 16y ago
I think that's a very good analogy. However once we accept that delicious is going to close, the question remains, what happens to the data? The publically available (non-private) bookmarks, tags and notes should continue to live. Perhaps a
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by ra 16y ago
"All your spellcheck algorithms are belong to us"
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by ra 16y ago
I would pay $5 a month for delicious
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Assange freed on bail by UK high court(guardian.co.uk)
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Letter from Australian news editors, tv and radio directors to Prime Minister(alliance.org.au)
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Julian Assange bail decision made by UK authorities, not Sweden(guardian.co.uk)
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by ra 16y ago
I've never lived in Spain, I visited Seville last year on holiday
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by ra 16y ago
Browngoods refers to Bakelite. Once, all radios / radiograms were made of this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bakelite
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by ra 16y ago
Big supermarkets also lease shelf space. So they are competing with their leasees products in two different segments.
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by ra 16y ago
I'd love to go to Granada. Hopefully next time. :-)
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by ra 16y ago
The image seriously doesn't do the city justice. I spent 10 years of my life travelling the world, and Seville really is a jewel. Big time. My holiday snaps (are rubbish but) better portray the energy at ground level: http://bit.ly/e8KKCF
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by ra 16y ago
I'm kinda sad Assange didn't win
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by ra 16y ago
you said it.
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by ra 16y ago
If there ever was a city on Earth who's beauty is worth 111 gigapixels, then surely it is Seville. If you ever get the opportunity, GO THERE.
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by ra 16y ago
If this is for real then it's flabbergasting.
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by ra 16y ago
Seems that link is completely dead. Maybe it's getting DDoSed by a disorganised horde of anonymous pro J2EE teenagers.
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Julian Assange is in court for his appeal: live blog(guardian.co.uk)
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by ra 16y ago
Actually I just realised that while my email wasn't in the dump, my username was. I didn't find it myself with grep, but I did find it using this utility: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1999373
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by ra 16y ago
I got a seemingly genuine email from Gawker entitled, "Gawker Comment Accounts Compromised -- Important" Although I don't believe my email address was in the dump.
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by ra 16y ago
Kudos to linkedin if that's what they are doing. Proactive security response.
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by ra 16y ago
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/401656/secure-hash-and-sa...
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by ra 16y ago
If by denied you mean rejected, then good on you for getting on with it anyway.
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by ra 16y ago
Ha. True
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by ra 16y ago
What about emailing everyone in the DB?
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by ra 16y ago
OK, it finally loaded. It's an interview with a senior, "Check Captain" who happened to be in the cockpit at the time in addition to the normal crew. This was a major emergency and a lot more than just a single engine explosion.
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by ra 16y ago
And so journalists need to learn the term, "script kiddie"
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by ra 16y ago
This must be getting hammered from somewhere with a bigger audience than here. Doesn't load for me.
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by ra 16y ago
I kind of agree. Although I think the underlying assumption is that it's an infrastructure as a service play, and so Twilio et al are creating value. Obviously their target market is the web app developer crowd. To do it yourself you need
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by ra 16y ago
We use Twilio, and I hadn't heard of Tropo. FWIW we're not totally over the moon with Twilio, and I've since discovered freeswitch, which is much more developer friendly and scalable than asterisk. It's all but persuaded me to roll our own
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by ra 16y ago
Check out meetup.com - I expect you will find there are local meetups of programmers in your area.

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